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Verse Numbers 26:11. _THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT._] It is
difficult to reconcile this place with Numbers 16:27; Numbers 16:31-4,
where it seems to be intimated that not only the _men_, but the
_w...
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THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT - Compare Numbers 26:58. Samuel the
prophet was of this family, and Heman, “the king’s seer” 1
Chronicles 6:22, 1Ch 6:33;...
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3. THE SECOND NUMBERING
CHAPTER 26
_ 1. The command to number (Numbers 26:1)_
2. The census taken (Numbers 26:5)
3. The total number (Numbers 26:51)
4. The inheritance ...
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NUMBERS 26. PARTICULARS OF A SECOND CENSUS TAKEN 38 YEARS AFTER THE
FIRST.
Numbers 26:1. The Numbers of the Twelve Secular Tribes. The census
was again confined to men over twenty. The total is Numbe...
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THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT. Compare Numbers 16:32; Numbers 16:35.
They were Assir, Elkanah, and Abiasaph (Exodus 6:24). Their
descendants were prominent in the Temple-worship ...
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AND _the sons of Korah died not_ There is no mention of Korah's
family in ch. 16, but the inference might naturally be drawn from
Numbers 26:32 that they were included in his body of adherents. This...
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The mention of Dathan and Abiram leads the writer, or a later editor,
to add a note recalling the incidents of ch. 16. He combines the story
of Dathan and Abiram with that of Korah in such a way that...
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The twelve secular tribes are numbered, the sacred tribe of Levi being
omitted. The names are based upon Genesis 46:8-27, but with the
addition of Ephraim and Manasseh, who, having been born in Egypt,...
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NOTWITHSTANDING, THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT— The Jews have a
tradition, that while Korah's sons were in their father's tent,
soliciting him to desist from his rebellion, on a sudden the earth
swal...
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D. THE SECOND CENSUS (NUMBERS 26:1-51)
TEXT
Numbers 26:1. And it came to pass after the plague, that the Lord
spake unto Moses and unto Eleazar the son of Aaron the priest, saying,
2. Take the sum of...
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_NOTWITHSTANDING THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT._
Notwithstanding the children of Korah dies not. Either they were not
parties to their father's crime, or they withdrew from it by timely
repentance....
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THE SECOND NUMBERING OF THE PEOPLE
The first took place thirty-eight years before (see Numbers 1) at Mt.
Sinai. The people are shortly to enter Canaan, and this second
enumeration is made in view of t...
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THE OLD TESTAMENT BOOK OF NUMBERS
IN THE DESERT
NUMBERS
_MARION ADAMS_
CHAPTER 26
THE SECOND *CENSUS – NUMBERS 26:1-65
V1 After the disease had stopped, the *LORD spoke to Moses and Elea
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NOTWITHSTANDING THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT. — See Notes on
Numbers 16:27; Numbers 16:32....
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וּ בְנֵי ־קֹ֖רַח לֹא ־מֵֽתוּ׃ ס...
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A NEW GENERATION
Numbers 26:1; Numbers 27:1
THE numbering at Sinai before the sojourn in the Desert of Paran has
its counterpart in the numbering now recorded. In either case those
reckoned are the m...
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At this point we begin the third and last movement in the Book of
Numbers, that which is devoted to the second numbering of the people
and their preparation for taking possession of the land from whic...
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I detain not the Reader through this whole relation, but to remark to
him, with what particular emphasis reference is again had to the sin
of Dathan and Abiram. Surely the HOLY GHOST intended by it to...
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The successes given to the children of Israel alarmed some of their
neighbours, more particularly Moab; and this gives occasion for a
striking episode in the history which brought to issue as solemn a...
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THE FOLLOWING COMMENTARY COVERS CHAPTER S 26, 27, 28, AND 29.
The journey being now ended, God numbers afresh His people, and counts
them by name, as heirs ready to take possession of the inheritance....
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NOTWITHSTANDING, THE CHILDREN OF KORAH DIED NOT. Neither of the
pestilence, nor by fire, nor by the swallowing up of the earth; they
not being in the counsel of their father, but followed the doctrine...
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Notwithstanding the children of Korah died not.
Ver. 11. _The children of Korah died not._] As being either innocent
or penitent; for _Aut paenitendum, ant pereundum_ Luk 13:3...
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1 The summe of all Israel is taken in the plaines of Moab.
52 The law of diuiding among them the inheritance of the land.
57 The families and number of the Leuites.
63 None were left of them which...
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Notwithstanding the children of Korah died not, for they had not
joined their father in his rebellion. Samuel, the prophet, was a
member of this family, 1 Chronicles 6:22, as was Heman, the singer, 1...
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THE MUSTER OF THE HOST...
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A SECOND CENSUS OF ISRAEL
(vs.1-50)
As at the first of the wilderness journey a census of the nation was
taken (ch.1:46), now as they near the end of that journey another
census is required by God. A...
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1-51 Moses did not number the people but when God commanded him. We
have here the families registered, as well as the tribes. The total
was nearly the same as when numbered at mount Sinai. Notice is h...
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God being pleased to spare them, either because they disowned their
father's act, and thereupon separated themselves both from his tent
and company, or because Moses interceded for them, or because Go...
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This, though one of the longest Chapter s in our book, does not call
for much in the way of remark or exposition. In it we have the record
of the second numbering of the people, as they were about to...
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Numbers 26:11 children H1121 Korah H7141 die H4191 (H8804)
Numbers 16:27,...
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THE NUMBERING OF THE ARMY IN THEIR TRIBES AND CLANS (NUMBERS 26:5).
The numbering was far more than a head count. It was a listing of the
contingents to which the men belonged.
Numbers 26:5
‘Reuben,...
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CONTENTS: The new generation of Israel numbered.
CHARACTERS: God, Moses, Eleazar, Caleb, Joshua.
CONCLUSION: God is faithful to His threatenings as well as to His
promises. Millions may fall to the...
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The genealogies here labour under the usual difficulties arising from
variation of orthography, or from the omission of a name. The five or
six names omitted here of those who went down into Egypt, ar...
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_The earth opened her mouth, and swallowed them up._
SOLEMN MONITORS AGAINST SIN
Sin and infamy cling to families long after the actors have passed
away. Parents ought to strive above all to leave to...
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NUMBERS—NOTE ON NUMBERS 26:1__ The first census (ch. Numbers 1:1)
established the number of fighting men in Israel. This second census
establishes the size of each tribe, so that each may receive the
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NUMBERS—NOTE ON NUMBERS 26:9 These verses recall the events in ch.
Numbers 16:1.
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NUMBERS—NOTE ON NUMBERS 26:11 BUT THE SONS OF KORAH DID NOT DIE
clarifies a possible misreading of Numbers 16:32....
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CRITICAL AND EXPLANATORY NOTES
Numbers 26:1. _The plague_. See Numbers 25:9.
Numbers 26:4. _Take the sum of the people_. These words are supplied
in the A. V. to fill up an ellipsis; and it seems to...
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EXPOSITION
THE SECOND MUSTERING (Numbers 26:1).
NUMBERS 26:1
IT CAME TO PASS AFTER THE PLAGUE. This plague was the last event which
seriously diminished the numbers of the Israelites; perhaps it was...
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Now in chapter twenty-six we again have the tribes numbered off. Now
remember this is at the end of the forty years of wandering. At the
beginning of the forty years of wandering they numbered the tri...
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1 Chronicles 6:22; Exodus 6:24; Numbers 16:5; Psalms 42:1; Psalms 44:1
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Died not — God being pleased to spare them, because they disowned
their father's fact, and separated themselves both from his tent and
company. Hence the sons of Korah are mentioned, 1 Chronicles 6:22...